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"SOUTH PACIFIC" ORCHESTRA
Violin — Ernest Zala
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summer's Music Festival production
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BUTTERFLY. In 1966 Civic Theatre director, Richard Casey, directed Mr.
Silju in SOUTH PACIFIC, GIGI and THE FANTASTICKS at the Mill
Mountain Playhouse in Roanoke, Virgina.
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Costumes by NANCY RAGSDALE
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ENSIGN CORA MacRAE Starr Ewing
ENSIGN CONNIE WALEWSKA Elaine Duesel
LT. GENEVIEVE MARSHALL Diane Mackel
LIAT Janine Griffis
LT. BUZZ ADAMS Glen Beckmeyer
SHORE PATROL OFFICER Tim Kohart
ISLANDERS, SAILORS, MARINES, OFFICERS
The action of the play takes place on two islands in the South Pacific during World War
II. There is a week's lapse of time between the two acts.
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MUSICAL NUMBERS
ACT I
Dites-Moi Ngana and Jerome
A Cockeyed Optimist Nellie
This Is How It Feels Nellie and Emile
Some Enchanted Evening Emile
Bloody Mary Is The Girl I Love Enlisted Men
Nothing' Like A Dame Billis and Men
Bali Ha'i Bloody Mary
Gonna Wash That Man Right Out-a My Hair Nellie and Nurses
Reprise: Some Enchanted Evening Emile and Nellie
I'm In Love With A Wonderful Guy Nellie
Encore: I'm In Love With A Wonderful Guy Nellie and Nurses
Younger Than Springtime Cable and Liat
Reprise: I'm In Love With A Wonderful Guy Nellie and Emile
Reprise: This Is How It Feels Nellie and Emile
Finaletto
ACT II
G. I. Thanksgiving Day Show Nellie, Nurses, Men
Happy Talk Bloody Mary and Liat
Honey Bun Nellie, Billis, G.l. Cast
You've Got To Be Carefully Taught Cable
This Nearly Was Mine Emile
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Reprise: Honeybun Marines and Nurses
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JOAN GOLDNER (Nellie) — Joan starred
last summer as Anna in THE KING AND
I. She was nominated for an Anthony A-
ward for her performance in that musical
which "sold out" its entire run. She is to
be remembered also for her roles as Maria
in SOUND OF MUSIC, Agnes in I DO, I
DO, and Luisa in THE FANTASTICS.
ALAN ENGLE (Billis) — Alan's most re-
cent appearance at the Civic was in last
winter's LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE. For-
mer productions in which he appeared
were JULIUS CAESAR and BOYS FROM
SYRACUSE.
NANCY PARRISH (Bloody Mary) -
Nancy played the role of Aunt Jenny in
last season's opening show, I REMEMBER
MAMA, for which she won an Anthony
Award nomination. Thousands remember
her as the hilarious secretary, Mabel, in
the Summer Music Festival's first season
production of PAJAMA GAME. She de-
votes countless hours to helping our cos-
tumer, even while rehearsing a show.
BRUCE SHAFER (Cable) — Bruce ap-
peared in last summer's production of
THE KING AND I, and has won numer-
ous singing awards as a member of the
TRILOGY. Bruce is a helicopter pilot in
the National Guard.
JACK MOREY (Capt. Brackett) - This
marks Jacks return to the Civic after a
long absence. Theatre audiences remem-
ber him best for his role of Elwood P.
Dowd in HARVEY. He has won Anthony
Awards for his work in BUS STOP, TEA
HOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON, SEND
ME NO FLOWERS, BEST MAN and DIE
FLEDERMAUS.
MILT FOLDS (Cmdr. Harbison) - Milt
played the role of Papa in this season's
I REMEMBER MAMA. He received an
Anthony Award for his portrayal of Sque-
zum in LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS
and serves on the Civic's Board of Direc-
tors.
JANINE GRIFFIS (Liat) — A nine-year
veteran of the Fort Wayne Ballet Com-
pany, Janine first graced the Civic stage
in a dramatic role, in THE CRUCIBLE.
Last summer she danced the role of Eliza
in the spectacular Uncle Tom Ballet in
THE KING AND I. She will enter Prince-
ton University in the fall.
LARRY TRUE (Stewpot) — Winner of
two Anthony Awards, for A FUNNY
THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO
THE FORUM and LOCK UP YOUR
DAUGHTERS, Larry was seen this season
in I REMEMBER MAMA. He recently ap-
peared in PIT's production of YANKEE
INGENUITY.
TOM LITTLEFIELD (Professor) — Tom
was seen as Tex in last winter's LITTLE
MARY SUNSHINE. He appeared as the
young lover Lun Tha in THE KING AND
I last summer. Other shows to his credit
are DEATH OF A SALESMAN, FRONT
PAGE, PHILADELPHIA HERE I COME,
and LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS.
BEN HARPER (Jerome) — Ben appeared
as a prince in THE KING AND I. He is a
student at Glenwood Park.
CINDY BROMELMEIER(Ngana) -Cindy
is a student of ballet and piano. This is
her first appearance on the Civic stage.
PHIL COLGLAZIER (Marcel) - On stage
for his initial appearance, Phil brings his
experience as a gymnast and dance con-
test winner to the show.
LYNN GONZALES (Henry) - As a stu-
dent at Saint Francis College, Lynn ap-
peared in SORRY, WRONG NUMBER
last year. His first work at the Civic was
to help construct the set for THE CRUCI-
BLE.
JERRY DUGUID — Jerry is the dance
captain for this production. He received
last season's technical Anthony Award for
his backstage work.
Continued
THE COMPANY
WARREN HOFFMAN, II — A student at
Indiana University, Warren appeared in
last summer's THE KING AND I.
TIM KOHART-Tim played in A FUNNY
THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO
THE FORUM at Ohio Northern Univer-
sity, where he is a student.
DIANE MACKEL — Diane works as a lab-
oratory aide at Luthern Hospital and is a
student at the Indiana University School
of Medicine. She has been in musicals at
Carroll High School and I.U.
DEBBY SHAFER — A graduate of I.U.
School of Music, Debby is a member of
the musical group TRILOGY and was as-
sistant to the musical director for THE
KING AND I last summer.
DICK REECE — Musical director for the
Arena Theatre's production of COMPANY
last April, Dick is a teacher in Paulding,
Ohio. He was in Civic productions of
PAJAMA GAME and LITTLE MARY
SUNSHINE.
LINDA ERWIN — A student at Indiana
University, Linda played in many musi-
cals at Snider High School, and has num-
erous speech and vocal awards. She sang
in PAJAMA GAME here at the Civic.
STEVE NDRRIS — Steve appeared in
LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE last winter
and sang in the Civic Guild's FOLLI ES '75.
GAIL ALTEKRUSE — Gail appeared in
WHERE'S CHARLEY? and ANNIE GET
YOUR GUN at Northrop High School and
is a student at Indiana University.
GLEN BECKMEYER — Glen sang In the
Civic Guild's FOLLIES '75.
ELAINE DUESEL — Winner of a Parkey
Award for her work in APPLAUSE, Elaine
has worked at the Civic in BROADWAY
and A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON
THE WAY TO THE FORUM.
NDRMAN NEWMAN - Making his first
appearance 'at the Civic, Norman has
played in productions of HELLO DOLLY
and SUPERSTAR.
JANET ANKENBRUCK — Janet played
Snow White at North Side High School,
and is making her debut with the Civic.
HANS CHRISTENSEN - A student at
I.U., this is Hans first Civic appearance.
STARR EWING — Starr was first seen in
last year's THE KING AND I and appear-
ed this season in I REMEMBER MAMA
and THE CHERRY ORCHARD.
STEVE TDDD — The third member of the
singing group TRI LOGY in our cast, Steve
made his first Civic appearance in THE
KING AND I.
AMY HDLDERNESS — Amy is a student
at I.U., worked last summer as scenic art-
ist for THE KING AND I and is making
her debut onstage.
SYLVIA BECHTELHEIMER - Sylvia
starred in SWEET CHARITY last winter
at the Second Story Theatre, sang in the
FOLLIES '75, and was in PAJAMA
GAME and many, many more musicals.
RANDY FISHER - This is Randy's sec-
ond appearance at the Civic. He was first
seen in PAJAMA GAME.
SKIP WDDD — Skip was first seen in last
year's THE KING AND I.
JEFF STRATTDN-Jeff played in GUYS
AND DOLLS and WHERE'S CHARLIE?
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The Pied Piper of Hameiin November 1 - 2, 1975
(The charming children's Classic)
Yankee Doodle January 31, February 1, 1976
(A delightfully entertaining musical review of the development of this country)
Rip Van Winkle April 24 - 25, 1976
(An enchanting American Folk tale)
Classes in creative dramatics, improvisation, theatre dance, beginning acting and advanced
acting are available for children, grades 3 through high school. Registration in September.
For more information call 748-0157, 483-7451, or 485-9468.
To order season tickets:
Youtheatre, 303 E. Main Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802
Enclosed is my check for $ , Please send the following season tickets:
Child @ $2.00 each
Adult @ $3.00 each
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CASTING NOTICE
for
“MISTER ROBERTS”
"MISTER ROBERTS" has been called "the greatest American play to come
out of World War II." Based on the hilarious, best-selling novel by Thomas
Heggen, it is a superlative comedy — the rowdy, realistic saga of the crew of
a Navy cargo ship in the back reaches of the Pacific war. The first production
of the new 1975-76 CIVIC THEATRE BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
SEASON OF GREAT AMERICAN THEATRE, "MISTER ROBERTS" will
open on September 26 for ten performances.
"MISTER ROBERTS" has a cast of 19 men (mostly in their teens and 20's
— with two or three good character parts) and one girl — a pretty Navy nurse.
Audition Readings will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 17 and at
8:00 p.m. on Monday, August 18.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS
Stage Manager R. Christine Smith
Assistant Stage Managers Matt Andersen, Claudia Simmons
Lights Jim Richardson*, Barbara O'Bryan
Sound Mark Phillips
Follow Spots Mike Wilson, Alicia Wilson
Prop Crew Mildred Cutchin*, Bev Folds, Tina Zala, Janet Parke,
Lisa Bromelmeier, Marita Baker, Kathy Longroy
Fly Crew Steve Heller, Dan Flora, Kirby Volz
Floor Manager Bill Borchert
Floor Crew Larry Stapleton, Dennis Burke, Greg Robbins*,
Shannon Robbins, Calvin Swangin*, Laura Foland, Rhonda Parrish,
Blaise Folds, Rick Perrin, Derrick Bragg
Master Electrician Jim Richardson*
Light Crew Jim Richardson*, Matt Johnson*, Lonnie Green
Sound Recorded by Matt Johnson*
Costume Construction Gail Altekruse, Florence Perrin*, Mary Harper*,
Nancy Parrish*, Faye Ewing*, Barbara Lake*, Elaine Griffis, Gwen Shirley,
Joan Bromelmeier, Lucy Green, Pat Parrot, Carmen Bachhofer, Jeanne Hoffman,
Jerry Duguid*, Linda Erwin, Janet Parke, Janine Griffis, Tina Zala, Marita Baker,
Kathie Wright, Ada May Shipley, Sunya Sipe, Sue True, Kathy Longroy,
Laura Poland*, Valerie Gunderson, Missie Mancini,
Jerry Evens*, Martha Lampe, Mike Wilson, Alicia Wilson
Mr. Silju's suit by Ted Despos
Set Construction Chuck Knox*, Mike Geiger, Nicky Siples,
Ruth Anne Smith, Terry Wuthrich, Greg Robbins*, Jeff Stratton,
Calvin Swangin*, Lonnie Green, Tina Zala, Dave Siples, Mike Folds,
Loretta Spring, Nancy Shirley*, Larry Hunter, Kathy Longroy,
Laura Poland*, Larry True, Terry McCaffrey, Bev Folds, John Spring,
Dan Hendrickson, Marita Baker, Laurel Lampton, Alicia Wilson,
Mike Wilson, Ken Ramsey, Nicole Robbins, Shannon Robbins,
Cliff Robbins*, Dennis Burke, Barbara Poole, Anna Hill, Matt Johnson*,
Derrick Bragg, Charles Schadwinkel, Louise Schaefer, Jenny Wisler,
Mary Helen Harper, Andrew Kettler, Claudia Simmons, Jack Lantz*,
Barb Lantz*, Joni Lantz, Julie Briden, R. Keith Seaman, Janet Parke,
Rich Perrin, Wayne Wood, Steve Hamm*, Amy Holderness, Jim Richardson*,
Rhonda Parrish, George Koegel*, Tony Harris, Stacy Belcher, Bob Geyer,
Charles Geyer, Ada May Shipley, Larry Stapleton, Kirby Volz,
Norma Middleton, Penny Foland, Phil Darling, Steve Tarr,
John Carroll, Mildred Cutchin, Pat Parrott
* Denotes Master Technician 1974-1975 season.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The Corner House
Pine Valley Country Club
Jim Eby VFW Post 857
Fort Miami VFW Post 10006
Nowak and Williams
Cliff Robbins
Indiana National Guard
Brig. Gen. Robert Porter
I.R.M., Inc.
American Red Cross
The Navy Club
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